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Embryo Indian Fighters.

xEslA, O., June 1.-two small boys,
Van Pelt and Johnston, residing near
Port William, Clinton county, became On.
Unused with the wild west fever from
reading novels, and deserted their relatives
yesterday while at q picnic, coming to
Aenia and putting up at the principal
hotel. Searching parties were out all
night hunting the lads, and this morning
some Of their relatives came to the city
and found them on their way to the depot
to take tho early morning express train
for the west. Both the would.be Indian
tightern were loaded" to the teeth with
revolvers, knives and ammunition. They
were taken home and properly spanked.
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TUE COFFEE PANIC.
The Prices Continues ito go Down-lIa,
Fortunes Lost In tlie Dcnl -

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The Prices Continues to go Down-lIany
Fortunes Lost In the Denl.
New York, June 1.-THE panic in the
Coffee Exchange was continued again to-
day for the two hours the board was open
for business. Perhaps it is quite 40 we'll,
for both the brokers and customers, that
tho half holiday shut of business anl put
a stop to the decline which was most
marked at the close, when price were run
ming down as fast as any time during the
present break. The reault OF to.day's
short-time business was the wiping out of
scorea and scores OF accounts that two
days ago showed big profits. Tho decline
IRON Thursiay's final prices averages 2l5
points, which represent loss on an ordin-
ary transaction for 250 bags OF $500. p = a; A;
The ,transactionP, to-day, were 300
bags, and on tho day previous EOS, ,l5O
basa; q total for the two days OF 36O,35O
bags. The loes to the holders has been
about 81 100000 in the two days. When
1t is taken into consideration that the
membership OF the Exchange ia only 400
men, and that not more than half that
number, st best, are active brokers, 1t will
be seen that the loaa ia narrowed down to
comparatively few people. ]
The banks have made no change in
their attitude, and continue to decline ed.
vGnees Upon coffee at anywhere near it's
face value. This is one Of the most seri.
ous phases OF the situation, and is the oc.
casion OF the. exercise Of ex.rcme caution
on tho part Of brokers'. Ono prominent
stock commission house, in Broad street,
hSs bsen especially ectivs in the trade,
and has put many customcrn into coffee,
rather than stocks or grain. The head Of
this fouse stated to-day that the firm had
paid out more than $500, 900 profits to cus.
toners III coffee sales. and as late as
Thursday afternoon had Signed a check
Tor Al GOO, representing the profits Of one
man, who had been a persistent bull for
moro than g rear. Z. x 5.f n
IN the Exchange, yesterday, there was a
repetition OF the exciting scenes OF the
day previous. The ring was surrounded
by crowds OF brokers at the start. At the
instaut the hand Of the clock pointed to
10 o'clock tie air resonuded with yells
that could be heard for. blocks away.
These was perfect pahdenonium, and it
WA scarcely less ut any time during the
nours the Exchange was open, s.S8t
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pOWDERLYIN BOSTON.

Tho Grand Master Workman OF the X, of 4.
s..N: Makes II Speech. ''{.s
BosroS, June ll.-Grand Master Work.
man PowdeTly, General Secretary. Treas.
urer Litchman and A..A. Carlton, OF the
General Executive Board, Knights OF
Labor, ore in the city. A macs meeting.
with Al admission tee Of Twenty-Five and
fifty cents for the benefit OF the locked.out
ahoemakers OF WorceBter, Drookiield and
Spencer was held ct Mechanics' Hail this
evening. About $500 persons were pres.
ont. ys Y; s, .Si = az ~
y Messr5. Carlton and Litchmsn addressed
the assembly at length on the state OF the
Order and the strike at Worcester, URGING
Boaton ,workmen not to lot their brethren
for sinews Of war. d II .5,17 y, .
Mr.. Powderly, on rising, was crested
with a torrent OF enthusiasm, the aud;ence
rising and giving cheer upon cheer. D. Ho
expressed his deep thanka to the audience
for its hearty reception. ls - Il
y Referring to Boston's welcome to Oneenn
Kapiolani, he said the city did richt. b n
also did right In deciding to welcoms him
in royal way, for, although individually
be counted no more than any other. W.,
as the head OF IN organization that ia work.
ing to bring the country back to her orivi.
nal moorings, he represents more than
any monarch on God's earth. rApplauae.
In welcoming him, tho city Of Boston wal
comes labor throughout the length anf
breadth OF the land. - 9.1il,i1511
Referring to the Newspaper reporta 4 q
dissension IN the Order, he said that dill
serenceu did exist and always would q
long rs men were men, but that the Orde
would aurvive all differences and live /
accomplish lis object. .slgl5; z
After dwelling at some length upon th
principles and work Of the Order, he de
lliyered a powerful philippe on tho evil
Of rum, besought the workingmen t
abandon the habit Of rum drinking, an
NhT4H H4FFH .7tN 4g4 j.
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Au Expert bicycle Thief.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June liza man
who registeru as Charles Seaman, Of Ro.
chester, N. Y, and is an excellent bicy.
clist, has insugurated system OF stealing
entirely new. To-day he won't 10 q bicycle
desler and tried several wheels, riding
further each time, until he secured one Of
the tineat, after which he failed to come
back. The dealer applied to the police,
and was astoniehed to find that the Off.
GERS had been notified Of Spaman's opera.
tions from as least half dezsn cities.
Yesterday he stole q bicycle in Terre
haute IN similas manner, and sold it lust
before reaching this city. ,ll@a n
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Striking Carpenters Demands,

ST. PAUL, June 12.-Tho Trades and
Labor Assembly, which includes all build.
ing trades in the city, except stonemaBona,
held general meeting this afternoon and
decided unless the demands Of the striking
carpentera are not met by next Wednes.
day that all the other workmen within its
Jurisdiction ahall be called out. This
would add about 900 men to the present
number on o strike. s. = x. -.
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n 1ircadstuIs and Cotton Esports.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE total value
Of breedstutIB exports from the United
States during May last wss slS,lSl,S77
against Sl3,5s4 ,543 in May, 1856. sy "A
Il Cotton exporla for May amounted to
S3.44l !, 1920, against SIS. Cos, S,89G I In May,
1886, and the total value Of cotton e&'
ports for the nine months ended May. 81,
1857, amounted to s$l0S, S,670,l7l, against
SlS6. .G77, ,s02 for the corresponding period
OF the preceding year. 3f2S NJ "A.
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More Death and DestructLIo,lu.

LONDON, June ll.-Further earthquake
shocka have occurred in Turkestsn. The
Kaskelenek settlement, twenty. five versss
west Of Vernome, was visited by asyero
shock and the settlement was destroyed.
Shocks haye also been felt in the town Of
Rischbek..: The telegraph wirea are bro
kon in many places. The earthquakes
have been felt continuously since the OH
inst, within a radlas OF ono thousand
versts OF Vernome. Many persons have
lost their lives, but the exact number eau
not be stated, ss each day reveals newly
discovered bodies. a "a tsi i
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A PHILADELPHIA Judge decides that
dealing in "futnres' 10 gambling, and
notifies men in that line Of basiness that
they need not come into his court for re.
liel when they get into trouble by reason
otsuch dealings. Tie decision was direct
cd against tho "bncket shops,"' but it
covers all gambling Of that sort. 's's
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THE candidacy OF Colonel Chew, Of JET.
ierson, doea not strike tho Camden men
with much lavor. For aome reason they
don't ses that harmony ia to be had by
making leader Of the "kickers" the
Democratic nominee for Governor. But
wou!dn'tit turn out oil right Il he were
beaten? "Say nothing and saw wood" ?
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! President at His Desk again

a. WASHINGTON, June The President
resumed his usual routine at the White
House to-day, and devoted most Of the
day. to the consideration Of matters which
accumulated during his absence. Il Among
his visitors wero Secretary Fairchild, Post.
mester General Villas, Secretary Endicott,
Adjutant General Drum and Mr.. Doran,
OF Minnesota, ~. :. jfS IA slyig
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LONDON, June 12.-The autograph letter
from the Pope, which Moneisnor scilla
will preaont to Queen Victoria, after con.
graduating Her Majesty upon her jubilee.
offers a grateful acknowledgment OF the
action Of the Indian Government toward
the Catholic missions, and Of the protec.
ton afforded the Catholic hierarchy in
IntliG q t,. ~ d. - -" - - -
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A MICHIGAN man, after utaving of
trial for eleven yearr, has been convicted
and sent to the penitentiary for ton years
on q charge Of forgery. II be had allowed
justice to take Ito course ho would have
got out q year ago. That man didn't
know when he was In luck.
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Hx.seere,ary hrannius Returns Home.


NEW York, June ll.-Brlsht skies, cool
breesea aud a smiling landacapo welcomed
e1'secrotary Manning on his return from
Europe to-day. He came In the Baltic, Of
the White Star Line. His wife and daugh.
tor, Mary, accompanied him. 4 commit
tee Of public officials met Mr.. Mapping
down tho bay. Tbs ex.Secretary ia look.
lug much improved, and Gays no will 20 to
work at once. he was asked Il 1t was
true, as reported, that he considered Mr..
parne!l a creator man than Gladetoue.
lie sAid he did not remember just what
no had eaid, but he would say that Mr..
farnrl! IN his opinion, was man Of very
great ability. When aaked for his opinion
on the outlook for the labor movement,
Mr: Manning said he was out Of politics;
and did rot caro- 10 discliss the labor
question. He wau going to Sttond strictly
10 buslnoas, and begged TO be excused
from entering the field Of politics,
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FoHruNArKLY We have u ready way to
"sssiat" immigrants back 10 the several
lands from which they have been [" as.
sisted" to emigrate. We have only to
keep 1t up, and the folks on the other side
will tsko tho hint. f:Sl J,arsg ~
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PIttsburch ,,ud Rntntr,r, t,.rl

Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore < Ohio will sell excursion
tickets3to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at ST. 90. Trains leave al; q and
$40 \. NJ, returning arrive at I aud ll:lC
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
f nnd Vicinity. t'l-,i - 4. ls1-,i

HH d
Accidents and IncIdents In West Virginia
and Vicinity. D..
Senator Kenna ia reported to be The tirst
West Virginian to contribute his $40 ia
tho New York Star ten dollar Grant monu.
ment fund. @ {sg ,-,t.,,.,s.-'is.sT- No.
A child IVES recently born Of Augusta,
Hampshire county, with neither upper
nor lower limbs. IT is still living ana il
apparently perfectly healthy. 7-$.-
James R. Bowlby, Of Monongalia coun.
", aged about 25, committed suicide by
taking rat poison. He was addicted 10
drink and was Just recovering from a pro.
tracted spree. He leaves wife and one
child. yf h ...5 555a'i u I, -
AS a mail-casrier was pasoing through
sewell Valley on his return trip from
Lewlsburg, he WAS attacked by a large
bear, but as he was riding swift horse
he was soon carried rapidly away from
bruin. IA gsa'5'S; y 't-ci'i-1 !
A pack of wolves have boen playing Sad
havoc with the sheep in Nicholas county,
The commissioners In hopes Of extermin.
ating them have offered rewards Of $40 and
% respectively for the scalps Of old and
young wolves. X IS. : 5l519{l55iiElI h
Hon. Joseph Blackburn, of Kentucky,
has sent bis regrets to the AIartinsburg
gentlemen who are arranging for m old
time Fourth OF July celebration, and SAYS
that 1t will be impossible for him to be
there on that day and tell them about the
great holiday. There will be other good
orators there, however. = L
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A Malicious Lilo.
ptcial Dispatch to The ln,ts,isencer. I.

ElRClu6 DI14ulG7E 70 t1N zHE1TJtNttT. - T7-0--
CHAELRsroN, W. VA, Juno PA start.
ling and sensational report has somehow.
COMO abroad that an embezzlement has
bssn discovered in the office OF the Stato
Treasurer. This is q malicious lie, and it
is an utter impoEBibility under the laws
by which tho State funds arc invested for
any State official to embezzle. Tho matter
has been looked into this afternoon since
the report reached this city from Cinciu-
natl today and lound to bs the toulout
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Rlotinc mt Annrch,xt plants

JERSEY Cry, June ,l2.-serlous rioting
isreported to have occurred at Oak Ridge
Park, this afternoon. An Anarchist pic
mic for the benefit Of the Chicago Anar.
chists at which Herr Most was present,
was being held in the park. Several per.
sons are reported hurt and more trouble Is
expectol. ~ t 3siiETi7 tI.,,'7r ~ =,
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Special Dispatch to the Iattlligaier. u sSs
CLArsvlLIr, PA, ,June l2.-Jamea Baird
had fine horne stolen last night. The
thief is believed 10 have gone toward
Wheeling. Mr.. Baird offers q reward Of
$25 for the recovery Of the animal, which
ia q sorrel, with @ white nlrsak on its face
aad white spot on one hind foot.
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Now that ex1seeretaIy Msnningia homo,
and the ~Pfssidess- has beento see Cover.
nor Hill, Manning and Cleveland will
have something to talk about when they
meet. Manning knows how the old thing
works in New York. w i9N t!(S a
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- -T77- W." 4
An Ohio pencllblow.

LEIPZIG, @, June ll,-Irena Peach,
aged thirty.fve yearo, agent for tho Gin
cinnati Enquirer at this place, committed
suicide this afternoon, by sending bull
let through her head. Cause unknown. I.
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EMPEROR William BETTER.
no sleeps Woll aud Is Able to Loayo Hi
/. lad WYE r

lti.s-- rs HbHH hous I, Ms Ie.tU-- ~ y
BERLIN, June 1l.-It is officially an
nounced that the condition Of Emperor
William has improved. He passed a more
restful night last night, and he enjoyed a
sleep which was unbroken, except at long
intervals. This afternoon the Emperor
left hia bed. ss95-s & n
The Emperor's illness is having an ad.
verse effect on tho Borrss. At the open.
ing Today there was marked weakness,
put the market partially recovered on a
report that the Emperor's health had i'm
proved. Still the market closodat a de-
cline OF per cent. S5 IN $.1.t 16s, !.
BERLIN, June Ia Emperor William
slept well last night and his condition is
improved, the pains having abated. l7S
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

F-|
The syndicateor what remains Of it, will
hold another meeting, but no decisive &C.
ton will be taken. ~
A call was made at the office Of Carne.
gie Brothero 4 Co., but neither Mr.. Phipps
nor Mr.. Stewart could be found. Several
of the coke operators were there waiting
to havea conference With Mr.. Phipps. and
looked rs though they had been struck
by Lightning. A. gentleman connected
with the firm said that the Braddock
Mills were closed down for want Of coke
and the Edgar Thompson Steel Works
would hsvs been compelled to close in a
few days nad they not decided to put the
Fr!ck Company ovens into operation. The
firm, he aaid, had large orders on hand
which they could not postpone. They had
not voted to start up the coko ovens in
opposition to the coke nyndIcate or any OF
the coke operators, but were compelled to
do so in the interest Of their iron and ateel
business. Work was not resumed at the
Frick ovens yesterday morning, but the
mon will 60 to work OIL Monday. .I,, I+t,..sl57
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PARIS, June I'm. Olemenceau aud
NJ. Feucher, the latter tho editor Of the
tNaIionale, have fought duel with pistols.
Two shots wero f.ed, but neither OF the
combatants was huts. Tho duel was the
outcome oil newspaper quarrel. Ete d
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Case Against Phil Armour Dismissed.
CHICAGO, June l1.-When the case Of
Charles Wright sgaipst Phil Armour, the
well known packer, was called in court
this Afternoon, neither Of the partics was
present, and the caae was dismissed, .lN3
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Ghe QtsttelliiQe,t6e1s
onlce, Nos. 10 aud " fourteenth Street.
PERSONS earring he city for nc ,ta,on, and sum.
r.u huNitfs, can hare the DAILY IH7ElIIoEscxn
nailed 10 them. poapafd, for 05 etlts per month, the
e4d4a being CHANGED as often a. desired. E
sARANAo Lake fish smile when aaked II
any tlshcrmen from Washington have
boon around those parts recently. 5Sg5

Ii pall goes we'll, in a few days We shall
be able to resume operations on the morn.
Ing cup Of coffee. ThOro 10 a hole In the
bottom OF the boom. Somebody ia going
to be squeezed before they all ge. out.
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sANDusKY SLAUGHTERED.
Phenomenon Clark Bn,ted Out OF tho Boz
a S1ugclny Match, tg .J

Phenomenon Clark Ba,ted Out OF tho Boz.
A Slugslns Match. "a ~
Special Dispatch to The Inttlltgenctr.
CoLuMBUs, O., Juns 12.-One OF tho
heavieet hitting games Of the SEASON, as
far as one side was concerned, was played
here to-day between Columbus and San.
dusky, in which tho former won with
hands down. 1t was championship
game, being one scheduled later in the
season and changed by mutual consent.
Clark, the alleged famous pitcher for
sandusky, showed his true colora and was
knocked out completely. The fact is that
Clark is only u good pitcher when the
umpire gives him everything. When he
is made to put balls over the plate he
weakens and sulks, losing both nerve and
Effectiveness. Handiboo pitched a greg.
game for Columbus, and but for several
rank errors would hsve ehut tho visitors
out. Curry was substituted ior Clark
when the latter gave out, and was hit hard.
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Cincinnati Wins,

Y New YoRK, June l2.-Over 5000 spscts-
tors saw the game at Ridgewood park TO-
day between the Brooklyn and Cincinnati
team. The bad fielding Of the home team
1o,t tha suroa Cooxo, 80 H5lra. ~ It'f
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THE STRIKERS WIN.
TILE GREAT COKE STRIKE BROKEN.
Carnegie Grants tho Demands of. tho Frick
compnny's Men-A Severe Dlow to tho
5000 Employees to Re.
turn to Work at the Advance. wv

PITTSBURGH, June H. Andrew Gar.
nesie has sent u cablegram from his castle
In the Scotch Highlands to the firm Of
Carnegie Bros. X Co., which caused the
latter to cruah the Pittsburgh coke syndi.
cate, though backed by millions, with one
blow. There was condemnation yesterday
among the coke operators in consequence,
aud that Napoleon Of them all, II. @.
Frlck, Is among those who have been com.
PEELED to bow to Carnssis'u mandate.
The Carncgles own majority Of the
stock in the II. o. Frick Coke Company,
and the 0arnegies want coke worry badly
for their iron and ateol mills. Several days
ago Henry Phipps informed H. O. Frick,
manager Of the Frick company, that the
coke operators had better grant tho ad-
vance in wages demanded by tho work.
men In the Connellsville region, Mr..
Friok waa OF a different mind, Aa a
leading member Of the oyndicate he had
joined with the other operators and had
positively reiuaed to grant any advance
frat, upon tho ground that 1t could not be
afforded, and, second, that the question OF
wages had been settled by arbitratiorand
he was bound TO insist, along with his as.
sociates in the syndicate, that the award
be accepted. The Carnegies still insisted
that the strike at tho works in which
they were interested must close, and Mr..
Frick thereupon rendered bis Resignation.
The Carnesies cast all feeling nalde in the
matter and elected Henry J. Philips, ir,,
Of Carnegie Bro. & Co.,, manager. Mr..
Phippa yesterday notified his superintend-
ents to grant to the men the advance Of
twelve per cent for which they struck on
May /. This company employs 5000
hands, all Of whom will receive the in.
creaae, gyl 2 IT'I''-s7'' -
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FACIAL neuralgia and toothaohe are in-
ItantRneQusly relieved by st, Jacobs on,
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Cardinal G,hbona, SarmuotunL.

d BALTIMORE, June 12. Cardinal Gibbon:s,
preached during the high mass at the
Cathedral TO an immense congregation.
He referred to his late visit to Rome md
his qualification at his return to Baltimore,I
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DIED,

plER5oN-On Monday, June IL, 1887, at s O'Clock
4. eout'i Penn street M.B. ISABELLE pIgksoN aged
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio nj Rive, e,

" Commencing June u. the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sistersville and return at tho low rata
Of 81 50; Wheelinggto Parkeraburr and
return, y %. Tickets good one day only,
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Baee Columbus, 81; sanduaky, Z
Errora-Columbus, 5; saudusky,7. Earned
runs--Columbus, 10. Umpire-Bauer. i
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Funeral strviocs Tuesday afternoon a! i O'Clock,
Friends invited. ln.e,ment private, /